Frozen Daphnia
Suitable for small freshwater fish, fry, and small-sized aquatic organisms such as soft corals.
Convenient aluminum foil packaging with small compartments, easy to use – just press and feed.
*Freshly caught, rapidly frozen at -35°C, and transported frozen throughout the process, ensuring absolute freshness.
*Natural feed to supplement artificial feeds, rich in various natural nutrients, promoting healthier fish when used in combination.
*Nutrient-enriched, with the addition of various vitamins to provide fish with additional nutrition.
*Pure water rinsed packaging, free from harmful bacteria.
SIZE:0.7-1.2mm
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Convenient aluminum foil packaging with small compartments, easy to use – just press and feed.
*Freshly caught, rapidly frozen at -35°C, and transported frozen throughout the process, ensuring absolute freshness.
*Natural feed to supplement artificial feeds, rich in various natural nutrients, promoting healthier fish when used in combination.
*Nutrient-enriched, with the addition of various vitamins to provide fish with additional nutrition.
*Pure water rinsed packaging, free from harmful bacteria.
SIZE:0.7-1.2mm
Product Description
Daphnia, often called water fleas, are small aquatic crustaceans belonging to the subclass Branchiopoda. They typically have an oval-shaped body protected by a transparent, tough carapace (shell). They're usually only a few millimeters in size. Daphnia are filter feeders, primarily eating phytoplankton, zooplankton, and organic detritus. They use appendages to create a current, concentrating tiny particles from the water towards their mouths. This filtering action makes them an important part of the aquatic food web and also helps maintain ecological balance in the water. Daphnia are also vital for aquaculture. They're a key food source for many fish larvae, including fish, shrimp, and seahorses. Their nutritional value primarily comes from protein and the algae they've consumed.